JP5582911B2 - Container with spout - Google Patents

Description

  The present invention relates to a container with a spout, which enables the container to be opened by tearing the closing wall of the spout, and is intended to more easily open the container.

  For example, as a container to store contents such as cosmetics, hair restorer, hair conditioner, pharmaceuticals, etc., the container filling space is sealed before use, and the container is opened by tearing the closed wall immediately before use. A product with a spout is on the market. As such a container, for example, a pull ring type is known in which a pull ring that is integrally connected to a closed wall portion is caused and the closed wall portion is torn off by pulling up as it is (see, for example, Patent Document 1).

JP 2005-162314 A

  By the way, the pull ring type pouring tap requires a troublesome work of further pulling up the finger after inserting the finger into the pull ring, and generally, the pull ring is made larger than necessary because it leads to an increase in the size of the container. Therefore, it may be difficult to insert a finger into the pull ring, and it has been desired to develop a spout that can open the container more easily.

  An object of the present invention relates to a container with a spout that enables the container to be opened by tearing the closing wall of the spout, and the tearing of the spout when the container is opened involves a complicated structure. It is in the place of proposing the container with a spout which enables it to carry out comparatively simply.

The present invention has a container body that has a mouth opening at the top and forms a filling space for the contents inside thereof, a closing wall that seals the mouth, and the filling by tearing the closing wall. A container with a spout tap comprising a spout plug that forms a discharge port connected to the space, and an overcap that covers the spout plug and is detachably held via the container body and a screw part,
The pouring stopper is composed of a pouring cylinder integrally connected to the closing wall via a circumferential groove formed at an edge of the closing wall, and a base for fixing and holding the pouring cylinder to the container body,
The closing wall is provided with a linkage portion that engages with the overcap and rotates with the removal of the overcap, and a plurality of inclined grooves that extend radially from the root of the linkage portion toward the circumferential groove. It is a container with a pouring tap characterized by.

The present invention also has a mouth opening at the top, a container body forming a filling space for the contents inside, a closing wall for sealing the mouth, and tearing the closing wall to tear the closing wall. A container with a spout plug comprising a spout plug that forms a discharge port connected to a filling space, and an overcap that covers the spout plug and is detachably held via the container body and a screw portion. ,
The pouring stopper is composed of a pouring cylinder integrally connected to the closing wall via a circumferential groove formed at an edge of the closing wall, and a base for fixing and holding the pouring cylinder to the container body,
A linkage portion that engages with the overcap and rotates with the removal of the overcap; and at least one spiral groove that extends in a spiral shape from the root of the linkage portion toward the circumferential groove. It is a container with a pouring tap characterized by providing.

  The linking portion of the closing wall includes a cylinder rising from the closing wall, and a convex portion or a concave portion provided on at least one of the inner wall and the outer wall of the cylindrical body, and the overcap is provided on the convex portion of the closing wall. It is desirable to provide a corresponding concave portion or a convex portion corresponding to the concave portion of the closing wall.

  The closing wall of the spout plug that seals the container, the linking portion that rotates with the removal of the overcap, a plurality of inclined grooves that extend radially from the base of the linking portion, and the closed wall connected to the inclined groove Since the peripheral groove surrounding the edge of the container is provided, it is possible to tear off the closing wall simply by rotating the overcap relative to the container body, and the container can be opened easily. In addition, since the overcap can be grasped and rotated by the entire hand, it is not necessary to insert a finger in a narrow place, and it is easy to apply force, which improves usability.

  A linking portion that rotates with the removal of the overcap, at least one spiral groove extending in a spiral shape from the root of the linking portion, and a spiral groove connected to the closing wall of the spout for sealing the container; Since the peripheral groove surrounding the edge of the lever closing wall is provided, the force applied to each groove can be more concentrated and can be torn off with a smaller force.

  Protrusions or recesses are provided on at least one of the inner wall and the outer wall of the cylinder that rises from the closed wall, and the corresponding recesses or protrusions are provided on the overcap, so that both can be linked reliably with a simple structure. It becomes possible, and the linkage will not be disengaged even when the closed wall is torn.

It is a side view of the container upper part which showed the right half by the cross section about embodiment of the container with a pouring stopper according to this invention. It is a perspective view which shows the principal part of the closing wall of a pouring stopper, and the overcap corresponding to this about the embodiment of the container with a pouring stopper according to this invention (a part is fractured | ruptured and the inner side is shown). . It is a perspective view which shows the state after the closing wall of the extraction stopper shown in FIG. 2 was torn off by rotation of an overcap. It is a perspective view which shows the principal part of the closing wall of a pouring stopper about embodiment of the container with another pouring stopper according to this invention.

Hereinafter, the present invention will be described more specifically with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 is a side view of an upper portion of a container, showing a right half in section, according to an embodiment of a container with a spout according to the present invention, and FIG. FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a main part of the overcap, and FIG. 3 is a perspective view showing a state after the dispensing tap shown in FIG. 2 is torn off by the rotation of the overcap. The direction along the axis M of the container body shown in FIG. 1 is the vertical direction, and the direction orthogonal to the axis M (the direction from the axis M to the left or right in FIG. 1) is the radial direction.

  In FIG. 1, 1 is a container main body. The container body 1 has a mouth portion 1a that opens at the top, and a filling space for storing contents is defined by a side wall and a bottom wall (not shown) that are continuously connected downward from the mouth portion 1a. .

  Reference numeral 2 denotes an outlet plug that seals the mouth 1a of the container body 1 and is fixed and held in the mouth 1a. In the illustrated example, the spout 2 includes a dome-shaped closing wall 2a disposed on the radially inner side of the mouth portion 1a and a cylindrical body surrounding the edge of the closing wall 2a. A pour tube 2b that is integrally connected with the pour tube 2b and a pour tube 2b that surrounds and is integrally connected to form a downwardly open annular recess, and the mouth portion 1a is inserted into the annular recess to hold the spout plug 2 fixed. Base 2c (in the example shown, it is held by undercut, but may be held by screws). The closing wall 2a is provided with a peripheral groove 2d that becomes a weakened portion at an edge portion that is coupled to the dispensing cylinder 2b, and the content in the container body 1 is discharged by being torn along the peripheral groove 2d. A discharge port can be formed. The dispensing tube 2b has a content discharge passage inside and a lip formed by curving the top end of the dispensing tube 2b outward in the radial direction. This facilitates pouring of the content and causes dripping. It has become difficult.

Reference numeral 3 denotes an overcap that covers the pouring stopper 2 and is detachably held on the container body 1. Overcap 3 has a top panel wall consists of a rim side wall which is the surrounding drooping of the top wall, the inside of the side wall, the screw portion engaged with the screw portion n ₁ provided on the outer wall of the mouth portion 1a n ₂ is provided. Further, the top wall is provided with a cylindrical body 3a that is suspended from the lower surface of the top wall and abuts against the inner wall surface of the pouring cylinder 2b. By attaching the overcap 3 to the container body 1, the filling space is thereby reduced. Can be closed.

Here, the closing wall 2a of the spout 2 is provided with a linking portion 2e that engages with the overcap 3 at the center of the closing wall 2a. The linking part 2e includes a cylindrical body 2f that rises about the axis M, and a convex part or a concave part 2g provided on at least one of the inner wall and the outer wall of the cylindrical body 2f. In the example shown in FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a convex portion 2g ₁ is provided on the inner wall of the cylindrical body 2f with an interval along the inner wall, and the outer wall of the cylindrical body 2f is spaced along the outer wall. shows a case in which the convex portions 2 g ₂ which are spaced. On the other hand, the overcap 3 includes a concave portion or a convex portion corresponding to the convex portion or the concave portion 2g of the closing wall 2a. In the illustrated example, the overcap 3 includes an inner cylindrical body 3b that hangs down radially inward of the cylindrical body 2f from the top wall, and an outer cylindrical body 3c that hangs down radially outward of the cylindrical body 2f. A concave portion 3b ₁ corresponding to the convex portion 2g ₁ is formed on the radially outer side of the inner cylindrical body 3b, and a hole 3c ₁ serving as a concave portion corresponding to the convex portion 2g ₂ is formed in the outer cylindrical body 3c.

  Further, as shown in FIG. 2, the closed wall 2a extends radially from the root of the link portion 2e, that is, from the root of the cylindrical body 2f toward the circumferential groove 2d, and includes a plurality of inclined grooves 2h integrally connected to the circumferential groove 2d. I have.

  In the container with the pouring tap configured as described above, the overcap 3 may be rotated and removed from the container body 1 in order to tear off the closing wall 2a of the pouring tap 2. That is, the overcap 3 and the closing wall 2a are engaged with the convex portion and the concave portion as described above, so that the overcap 3 is rotated with respect to the container body 1 (in the illustrated example, the direction of the arrow, that is, the upper side). When viewed from the bottom in the counterclockwise direction), the cylinder 2f is also rotated without being displaced. At this time, the closing wall 2a is twisted counterclockwise about the axis M, and a crack is generated in the inclined groove 2h which is a weakened portion of the closing wall 2a. When further rotated, the crack advances into the circumferential groove 2d, and the closing wall 2a can be torn off as shown in FIG. If the number of the inclined grooves 2h is increased, it can be torn with a smaller amount of rotation. When the overcap 3 is removed from the container body 1, the torn closure wall 2 a can be easily removed by pulling along the axial direction of the overcap 3, but remains engaged with the overcap 3. Even so, since it can be attached to the container main body 1, it does not take time to use.

  Here, the inclined groove 2h may extend linearly from the base of the cylindrical body 2f toward the circumferential groove 2d, but as shown in FIGS. 2 and 3, the direction opposite to the rotational direction in which the overcap 3 is removed. (In the case of illustration, it is preferable to extend in the clockwise direction when viewed from above to below). As a result, the inclined groove 2h extends in the direction in which the twist is caused by the rotation of the overcap 3, and cracks are easily formed. Also, as shown in the figure, when the inclined groove 2h is curved in a convex direction toward the outside in the radial direction, the inclination angle α formed by the inclined groove 2h and the circumferential groove 2d becomes small (acute angle), and in the rotational direction. Since it approaches the direction along, it can be opened with a smaller force.

  Instead of the inclined groove 2h provided in the closed wall 2a, as shown in FIG. 4, at least one spiral groove 2i extending in a spiral shape from the root of the link portion 2e, that is, from the root of the cylindrical body 2f toward the circumferential groove 2d. May be provided. As a result, the inclination angle β formed by the spiral groove 2i and the circumferential groove 2d can be made smaller than the inclination angle α, so that the plug can be opened with a smaller force. In this case, the direction in which the spiral groove 2i extends is also preferably opposite to the rotational direction in which the overcap 3 is removed, like the inclined groove 2h.

In addition, when sealing the filling space, when attaching the spout 2 and the overcap 3 to the container body 1 for the first time, the overcap 3 is screwed into the container body 1 to which the spout 2 is attached in advance, and the screwing is completed. Sometimes, the convex or concave portion of the closing wall 2a and the concave or convex portion of the overcap 3 may be engaged with each other, or the pouring tap 2 is pushed into the overcap 3 in advance and connected to each other. May be attached by being pushed into the container body 1. When the spout 2 and the overcap 3 are connected in advance, as shown in FIG. 1, the spout 2 is undercut engaged with the mouth 1a of the container body 1, and the overcap 3 of the lower surface of the threaded portion n _2, if it is inclined downward toward the radially outer side, so Oshikomeru with a smaller force to the container body 1. In this case, further a step portion formed on the inner wall of the outer tubular body 3c, the lower and upper surfaces of the convex portions 2 g ₂ of the step portion, it is preferable to slope downward toward the radially outer side.

  According to the present invention, the container with a spout can be opened by tearing the closing wall of the spout, and the tearing of the spout when the container is opened is accompanied by a complicated structure. It is possible to provide a container with a spout which can be carried out relatively easily without the need.

DESCRIPTION OF SYMBOLS 1 Container main body 1a Mouth part 2 Outlet plug 2a Closed wall 2b Outlet cylinder 2c Base 2d Circumferential groove 2e Linking part 2f Cylindrical body 2g Convex part or recessed part 2h Inclined groove 2i Spiral groove 3 Overcap 3a Cylindrical body 3b Inner cylindrical body 3c Outer cylinder n ₁ thread n ₂ thread M axis

Claims (3)

A container body having a mouth opening at the top and forming a filling space for the contents inside thereof, and a closing wall for sealing the mouth, and being connected to the filling space by tearing the closing wall A container with a spout, comprising: a spout forming an outlet; and an overcap concealing the spout and being removably held via a threaded portion of the container,
The pouring stopper is composed of a pouring cylinder integrally connected to the closing wall via a circumferential groove formed at an edge of the closing wall, and a base for fixing and holding the pouring cylinder to the container body,
The closing wall is provided with a linkage portion that engages with the overcap and rotates with the removal of the overcap, and a plurality of inclined grooves that extend radially from the root of the linkage portion toward the circumferential groove. A container with a spout characterized by. A container body having a mouth opening at the top and forming a filling space for the contents inside thereof, and a closing wall for sealing the mouth, and being connected to the filling space by tearing the closing wall A container with a spout, comprising: a spout forming an outlet; and an overcap concealing the spout and being removably held via a threaded portion of the container,
The pouring stopper is composed of a pouring cylinder integrally connected to the closing wall via a circumferential groove formed at an edge of the closing wall, and a base for fixing and holding the pouring cylinder to the container body,
A linkage portion that engages with the overcap and rotates with the removal of the overcap; and at least one spiral groove that extends in a spiral shape from the root of the linkage portion toward the circumferential groove. A container with a spout, characterized by being provided with.   The linking portion of the closing wall includes a cylinder rising from the closing wall, and a convex portion or a concave portion provided on at least one of the inner wall and the outer wall of the cylindrical body, and the overcap is provided on the convex portion of the closing wall. The container with a pouring stopper according to claim 1 or 2, wherein a corresponding concave portion or a convex portion corresponding to the concave portion of the closing wall is provided.

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